giddap /gi-dapˈ or gidˈap/, giddup /gi-dupˈ or gidˈup/ or giddy-up /gid-i-upˈ or gidˈi-/ (informal)

1. Used to urge on a horse or other animal
2. Hurry up, get along (often playful or joc)

• bridge-building
• bridged
• bridge-drive
• bridge-drives
• bridgehead
• bridgeheads
• bridge-house
• bridge-houses
• bridgeless
• bridge of boats
• bridge passage
• Bridgerama
• bridge roll
• bridge rolls
• bridges
• bridge the gap
• bridge whist
• bridgework
• bridgeworks
• bridging
• bridging loan
• bridging loans
• bridgings
• bridie
• bridies